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Permalink Reply by Dubi Kaufmann on October 11, 2009 at 1:14pm

I thought Navy Pier was the culprit.

http://apps.wbez.org/blog/?p=6547

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Permalink Reply by Ian on October 11, 2009 at 1:39pm

If the thief/purchaser had heard and responded to Sagal's plea (during pledge week) on WBEZ yesterday morning, that would have made for an improbable and fantastic story. As it stands, this is just another sad chapter in our collective urban cycling experience. As a great fan, and occasional attendee, of Sagal's show, I am disappointed that he rides a taller bike than I do. I hope he finds and rides it. I also hope Sagal put it on the stolen bike registry.

Dubi, from the post, Navy Pier seems more like the victim. (As a human defense attorney, I am fond of seeing the victimization of the "culprit").

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Permalink Reply by Tank-Ridin' Ryan on October 11, 2009 at 2:45pm

It makes me sad to see this, especially with a new bike.

Glad to see you got it posted on the Stolen Bike Registry before someone had to remind you. Well done and hopefully you get it back.

And please invest in a good U-lock (not that I mean to add insult to injury).

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Permalink Reply by Mark Kenseth on October 15, 2009 at 5:39am

did peter say how he locked it up? did he only use a cable? if so, that's sad. there are many bikers who work at WBEZ and he should have seen or heard of people using U-Locks.

i hope you find your bike, peter. maybe you should donate to WBEZ next time they have a Dohan give-a-way :)

also, you or someone at WEBZ need to get in touch with h3 and do a story on bicycle theft in chicago. sounds like h3 knows the ins and outs and has some interesting stories.

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